Sudbury

Sudbury opened its doors this weekend for the national Heritage Open Days weekend, the festival giving access to places usually closed to the public.

A deaf couple from White Colne are planning to cycle over 260 miles across Death Valley in the USA to raise money for charity.

Chairman of Cornard Tye Residents Association, Michael Evans, is continuing his fight to stop a new housing estate being built near an historic building.

Police have issued a scam warning to businesses and individuals after a Suffolk company was conned into handing over more than a million pounds.

Thirteen year old Eloise King from Ormiston Sudbury Academy has been invited to an U15 England Performance football training camp.

More than 100 children crowded excitedly into Hadleigh Library to be awarded their certificates and medals for completing this year’s Suffolk reading Challenge.

The Met Office have issued a weather warning today (Friday September 18) valid from noon until 7pm this evening.

A parade will take place in Sudbury on Sunday to mark the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain.

Sudbury will again welcome the Colchester Military Wives Choir on Sunday.

For 50 years Sylvia Byham devoted herself to public service as a councillor, charity fundraiser and tireless

Councillors yesterday gave planning permission for a house in a former quarry off Queen’s Close, Sudbury, after the land owner agreed to change the access.

It has been suggested Sudbury Town Council replaces town hall equipment, after people complained of not being able to hear and microphones not working at a recent meeting.

Environmentally conscious pupils did their bit for an Essex-wide litter campaign when they got together to take part in an all school local litter pick.

Does an Anglo Saxon nobleman lie buried under the Chilton industrial estate ... and could his grave hold secrets to rival the treasures of Sutton Hoo?

The future of Sudbury’s two redundant hospital sites hangs on an agreement which would give Babergh Council a share of the profits to spend on local facilities.

A petition has been set up calling for Babergh District Council to help with the migrant crisis.

A man from Sudbury who was addicted to drugs for 45 years died from an overdose, an inquest has concluded.

Hundreds of thousands of pounds will be made available to businesses across the Braintree District through a new loan fund set up by Braintree District Council.

Four Suffolk MPs have signed a letter to the Justice Secretary calling for a rethink on the policy that would give Suffolk the worst ratio of courts to area in the country.

An inquest has formally opened into the death of a man at Wattisham who became trapped when a mini tractor apparently overturned.